I have something like this a:2:{s:4:"Test";s:29:"asdf'a' ;"serialize here;?"!";s:5:"test2";a:1:{s:4:"Test";s:15:"serialize here!";}} and I want to make a regex in order to match both examples below: s:15:"serialize s:29:"asdf'a' ;"serialize How can I do that? I tried something like s:d+:".+?serialize But it doesn't work.
i'm trying to match words with enclosed brackets without inner spaces with this regex: /(?<={{).*?(?=}})/g some examples like: {{ test }} {{test}} {{ test}} {{test }} but my regex takes out string with its white space that i don't want…
I want to find the text that starts with any character(but not space) and ends with space I can use S+s wonders like <a href="https://example" title="Perito Moreno Glacier">Perito Moreno Glacier</a> and The issue is that the a link element is…
With the below function trying to display the special characters function replaceSpecialChar(text) { return text.replace(/[^x20-x7EnxC0-xFFu00C0-u00FFu0152u0153u0178]+/g, ''); } But following characters are not displayed as expected Ÿ, Œ and œ Tried by adding it's individual ascii code in the regex but…
I need a sql regexp pattern that satisfied the following criteria. 1.Accepts chinese characters, 2.Accepts - a-z,A-Z,0-9,spaces 3.Rejects only special characters. I've tried the following. Select regexp_like((val)::TEXT , ('^[ !-’~¡-ÿ]*$')::TEXT) Or regexp_like((val)::TEXT ,('^[^[:ascii:]]+$')::text); The above query also accepts special characters…
I need functionality to "dehydrate" some user input, replacing it with placeholders, with the ultimate goal to "rehydrate" it elsewhere. For example: Visit [my page](http://example.com/posts/) Needs to have $search='http://example.com' replaced with a placeholder, like so: Visit the page [my page](%WEBSITE_URL%/posts/)…
Basically, I need to split a string to remove any exact matches. Here's what I tried. let str = 'a abc a a bac'; let m = 'a'; str.split(m); the result will remove all occurrences of the variable in the…
I currently have .htaccess file that lists dozens of domains to enable CORS to from my server. I shortened my example below , but all the domain names are similar and the only part of the domain name that is…
I need to extract multiple pieces of information from a returned collection of strings. The strings consist of a number of "fields", for example: {container="node-exporter", device="/dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv", endpoint="http-metrics", fstype="ext4", instance="172.20.32.10:9100", job="node-exporter", mountpoint="/", namespace="prometheus", pod="prometheus-prometheus-node-exporter-xvz7v", service="prometheus-prometheus-node-exporter"} {container="node-exporter", device="/dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv", endpoint="http-metrics", fstype="ext4", instance="172.20.32.11:9100", job="node-exporter",…
let myString = "Hello 'How are you' foo bar abc 'Strings are cool' d b s ;12gh gh76;" const myRegEx = / w+ "w* +" | ;w +; +/g // This what i have figured but its not working :(…